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Despite these limitations, Aβ imaging in combination with information on cognitive function can help inform early detection and diagnosis of AD.

Pelvic floor muscle training in combination with information and fibre supplements is recommended as first-line treatment for faecal incontinence.

Carina's case and others like it are the success stories of an approach to medicine that focuses on individual differences in patients' genes, often in combination with information about their environment, health history, and lifestyle.

The group is working on sensors, millimetre-wave radars and infra-red cameras that would, in combination with information panels installed at the roadside, warn the driver of dangers ahead such as a potential accident or, say, child.

In combination with information derived from plasma gonadotropin assays, these studies have provided insight into the seasonal dynamics of LH-, FSH- and prolactin-secreting cells in species exhibiting varied reproductive patterns.

Studies need to focus not only on the influence of a single aspect such as single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) or differential gene expression on disease risk or state, but also on the systems biology behind the disease in combination with information on environmental influences and validation of findings in functional studies.

The projection maps for the open and closed states of bacteriorhodopsin shown in Figs 10A and B were calculated at 7-Å resolution using a data combination with phase information from the images and amplitude information from diffraction patterns.

Researchers sought to use personal genetic information in combination with clinical information to provide patients with esophageal cancer the best personalized supportive care and therapy.

The selection of 50 DICOM tags was made based on a careful inspection of possible fields containing sensitive information in combination with the information of Supplement 142 of the DICOM standard.

These data, in combination with the information in the NIDS survey on individuals and their households, provide a rich set of control variables that the literature has highlighted as important in determining health care access and utilization.

The positions of these binding sites are annotated, using information from the Protein Data Bank (PDB) in combination with author information extracted from the paper.